I Don't Want to Do This
by Vicissitudes Of Life Everywhere
About This Novel
In the Age of Discovery, the Zhengde Emperor Zhu Houzhao took over the crisis-ridden Ming Empire. North: Tatars often invaded the border and became a close enemy of the Ming Dynasty. South: King Ning Zhu Chenhao and other vassal kings and powerful men are eyeing him, preparing to rebel. East: Toyotomi Hideyoshi is about to unify Japan, and is preparing to take advantage of the Korean Peninsula to occupy the Ming Dynasty and attack Tianzhu. West: The Age of Discovery and Colonization began, Europe expanded to the Americas, and powerful ships and cannons knocked on the door of Asia. Internal: The climate became colder during the Little Ice Age, natural disasters occurred frequently, land was annexed, civil servants fought among themselves, and the government was corrupted. The Ming Dynasty shrank from sea to land, turning from prosperity to decline. Amid the many internal and external crises, how could Zhu Houzhao break the situation, avoid the demise of the Ming Dynasty, and lead the world? ,
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Official(3)Scraped 11d ago
Childish. I don't know much about the author's history. If you don't understand politics at all, you won't write if you don't understand. No, you have to write in your own way. I also like to write soliloquies, which are messy. Zhu Yuanzhang asked him in his dream, could Zhu Yuanzhang use Zhu Di to rebel? Whoever believes in this is superstitious, only ordinary people believe it, and only scholars believe it.
Really well written
Different from previous historical texts that contained Spring and Autumn style of writing, this book fascinated me and made me understand it at the same time.
It's a bit of a plot, but there's a lot of inner drama! A court meeting requires several chapters, with ministers scolding each other and inner drama accounting for more than half.
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Official(3)Scraped 11d ago
Childish. I don't know much about the author's history. If you don't understand politics at all, you won't write if you don't understand. No, you have to write in your own way. I also like to write soliloquies, which are messy. Zhu Yuanzhang asked him in his dream, could Zhu Yuanzhang use Zhu Di to rebel? Whoever believes in this is superstitious, only ordinary people believe it, and only scholars believe it.
Really well written
Different from previous historical texts that contained Spring and Autumn style of writing, this book fascinated me and made me understand it at the same time.
It's a bit of a plot, but there's a lot of inner drama! A court meeting requires several chapters, with ministers scolding each other and inner drama accounting for more than half.
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